Bitcoin Skyrockets Towards $5,000
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up nearly 14% at its current price of $4,720, up significantly from its 24-hour lows of $4,150.
Prior to yesterday evening’s upwards surge, Bitcoin faced multiple levels of resistance that existed at approximately $4,200 and $4,600, which had both persisted as strong resistance levels over the past couple of months.
Nigel Green, the CEO of the UK-based deVere Group, recently spoke to about the current state of the markets, explaining that the recent upwards break confirms that the markets have found a long-term bottom, and that the so-called “Crypto Winter” is finally over.“After being in bear territory there is a growing sense that bitcoin is back. I’m now calling that the market has bottomed and the so-called crypto winter has come to an end. I believe bitcoin will now move higher over the next few weeks and months, making steady gains for investors,” he explained.
Where is Bitcoin Heading Next?
As for where Bitcoin is heading next, one analyst is quick to point out that traders should wait to see how BTC’s price action plays out in the near-future for insight into the clout this latest price move carries in the long-term.“$BTC: Rallied into monthly resistance. Rugged intraday conditions – very fast moves with long wicks make it difficult to define risk (i.e. place stop) somewhere sensible. No need to rush into a trade. Chill out, enjoy the green, and scroll through some alts,” he explained.
Rallied into monthly resistance. Rugged intraday conditions – very fast moves with long wicks make it difficult to define risk (i.e. place stop) somewhere sensible. No need to rush into a trade. Chill out, enjoy the green, and scroll through some alts. — Cred (@CryptoCred)
Bitcoin’s latest price surge has led the general crypto markets to skyrocket, with most cryptocurrencies climbing over 10%.
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